The Ultimate Amazon Thread Mark 2 - Q/A - Good/Bad

Stumbled on this site today... I see it is not wordpress, but does anyone know of a similar wordpress theme? This would be a great landing page for craigslist...

this site is based on the idea of thisiswhyimbroke. The basic idea behind these sites is: find products which are interesting, or crazy, share it on FB, it goes viral because the product is interesting. It is definitely not an SEO friendly site.

Edit: oh, and yes it is done with wordpress, just don't remember the theme.
 
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there are sites that will tell you the template

personally I don't think that site is a good long term bet .. but like everything if you don't put something out there you will never know.
 
Alot of people have had small individual questions :

* getting the best writer
* configuring plug ins
* themes
* traffic
* how many keywords/what type of keywords

These are all Skills that you are going to have to master to be successful in any online business not just this one.

So the answer to the questions are pretty similar - check out YouTube videos / search BHW threads for that topic / buy software / build a bot / test people with small jobs first in the case of writers

All these things require you to create a list of things you go through each time you do it - and as you do it more often you will become extremely quick at it - especially if its a website task and you have CMS Commander for example.

Anyway I hope each person keeps going and pushes through the learning curve - because that's the only way to get knowledge and income ... all the best today.
 
We had a question a week or so ago on Logos

So my suggestion was just to use PhotoShop CS6 30 day trial and just do them all at once

if your looking for free stuff like everyone seems to be wanting -- then you can get this PhotoShop CS2 version for free
that may help you get going with minimal investment in graphics

http://www.adobe.com/downloads/cs2_downloads/index.html

There have been a few other threads pointing this out - but figured best to add it here as well.

cheers
 
Here is my update and what i've learnt so far, hopefully this serves as a nice halfway house type of inspiration.

I bought 15 domains targeting a wide variety of things, a couple very niche, a few more general. I went through 1 domain, and wrote everything i done in a column in a spreadsheet so i had a complete ticklist.

I installed infinite wp, which is free and allows you to manage all your installs and plugins. It doesn't have clone feature for free, but there are plugins out that do that.

I then just systemically went through each of the installations and repeated the same task on each of the wp's. I didn't have a clue about setting up widgets and menus when i first started, but after doing them 15 times in a row. I got the hang of it.

Probably the best thing i learnt was that when i looked up the keywords on the products and the articles i was targeting, i have come across at least 3 shitty autoblogs each time that are ranking high. So i know the high quality effort that i'm putting into my articles will certainly beat the hell out of these.

You will learn everything from viewing your competition, and come across all the ideas you need. There was even someones click here buttons I took since they were the best i'd seen. My spreadsheet with the list of things i have to do is now big, but everything is organised to be followed one after the other, and be the quickest way possible to setup each of the sites.

I'm still going to have about 20% to do over all the sites i've done by the end of the month. But at least once I see them start to rank better, i can get in and then improve them adhoc based on traffic. I've taken about 5 different approaches with them all.

I havn't made a sale yet, and will be buying another 15 at the start of next month. Since i've managed to get the setup, and the initial writing down to about 10-15 days, fulltime.
 
thanks for the update - as I said before you may get some random sales initially but by month 2-3 you should start getting consistent sales -- I like you set them up a few different ways for your own testing - that type of stuff in invaluable.

there's another Amazon thread now written by someone else - who is basically doing the same as this thread and getting the same money out of it - he offers skype support - I don't

so definately take a look at that thread as well.

lastly I want to say - making lists/processes helps you reduce your set-up time/organization ... so try to do that.

cheers for now.
 
As for the Photoshop trial: you can install it in a virtual machine (eg VirtualBox), revert the snapshot when trial ends and try it again :).
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hi danny i know u recommend Natasha for SEO articles, but do you have any recommendation for product reviews? as english is not my first language i would like to outsource my reviews as well. much thanks!
 
hi danny i know u recommend Natasha for SEO articles, but do you have any recommendation for product reviews? as english is not my first language i would like to outsource my reviews as well. much thanks!

Natasha does product reviews also. I placed an order for 40 articles late Sunday night. she responded to the order on Monday morning. Tuesday night, I had 18 of the 40 articles already returned to me. 15 of those were product reviews. Aside from a couple of word errors that are common mistakes, these articles are REALLY good. Natasha's service is the one you want to use!
 
Hi, my question: how do you find your niche for amazon? And what is the best price range to get good comissons? thanks!
 
I'll give the same advice here I gave so someone yesterday

Buy an Amazon PLR Review Pack - Contact Natasha and tell her your looking for Amazon Review for this Product

Get both of them - now sit down and see what you like and what you don't like - and what engages you as a reader

Make yourself a small template of how you want things done -- then write them yourself - or give the template to your outsourcer as needed.

That way in the future you give the writer clear direction as to how you expect them to be done.

I really would appreciate if people would comment on this - whether the PLR helped them understand what to do / did Natasha meet or not meet your expectations --- > or have you found another way to do things that you can share with the rest of us ... or even other recommendations on writers themselves.
 
"Hi, my question: how do you find your niche for amazon? And what is the best price range to get good comissons? thanks! "

I think this is pretty much common sense right.

You start out at 4% and work your way up on commission rate depending how much you sell.

You make a site with $5 products your simply never going to make money --- I make sites targeting $100 $200 $500+ products and include cheaper price accessories as well.

If I make a sale of the main product the commission is good - if I sell an accessory .... commission sucks but it pushes me higher up the ladder of commision % -- for when I sell a real product.

You have to choose your own products though .... my best day is like $315/$330 and my worst days are $30-$40 -- so from that you can figure it out how I run my business.

Wish everyone success today - and just never give up and always focus on making the user experience as high as you can possibly make it.
 
I've asked Natasha if she would provide an Amazon Review Sample for this thread - just so people can see what they would be getting -- help you order with more
confidence -- or to provide more detailed instructions or what exactly your looking for ... or to help you write your own.

Hopefully we get that over the next few days... cheers.

(Update) - Natasha agreed to provide a reference review for this thread at no cost to me.

She asked me to choose the product - I picked something really Vanilla that everyone knows something about

Adobe PhotoShop CS6 its $580 on Amazon.

So either she or I will post in the thread when its ready - she said sometime tomorrow.
 
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I'm sure you answered this before but how many amazon sites are you currently running?

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32 WP Sites at present - I had a few more but I dumped them -- and I will build out some more up to 50 total soon.

I also own some Magento Stores but they sell next to nothing.
 
Amazing thread so far, haven't read through it all and won't have time today.

The one thing that always kept me from Amazon is getting into it.
To get accepted you need to have an amazon suitable website but you can't make one not knowing what you can promote and whatnot..
 
32 WP Sites at present - I had a few more but I dumped them -- and I will build out some more up to 50 total soon.

I also own some Magento Stores but they sell next to nothing.

Thanks for the reply, one more question! How many are authority/landing pages?

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I only have 1 Landing Page which is not included in the above - simply because it was a test for use with NFL2011 - Ad Network Idea..... didn't work out - but I just downloaded Clad Genius Trial and playing around with that at the moment.

All EMD Niche - Highly Targeted Sites.
 
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